As a sports journalist, I’m always looking for new ways to stay healthy and in top shape—on and off the field. Speaking of football, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that walking and physical health can have on a player’s game. So, when I stumbled upon a yoga movement recommended by experts that promised to improve … Read more
KEEPING yourself active during the work week can be difficult. If you work in an office, standing at desks and taking the stairs instead of lifting are some of the ways you can combat the negative effects of sitting at a desk for a long time. times of time. 2 The 15 Minute Challenge is … Read more
It has been a difficult year for Walgreens Boots Alliance (NASDAQ: WBA)the stock has fallen by nearly 60% in the past 12 months. The question for investors is whether this is a good buying opportunity or if there are more problems ahead. Let’s take a closer look at why Walgreens stock is struggling and what … Read more
Photo by Mykenzie Johnson. The US spends the most money on health care resources, spending more on health than any other high-income country. Most of the spending takes place within the biotechnology sector in the development of new health care technologies. As a result, the US acts as an engine of global innovation with many … Read more
Donna Nee, tumuaki (principal) of Henderson North Primary, says that for tamariki, speaking up can be associated with stigma and they can be taught to suppress their feelings. “We know that our tamariki have borne the brunt of their whānau in terms of the social and financial challenges facing the current economic climate. “In that … Read more
More than 75% of the food consumed in the world today comes from just 12 plants and five animal species. Overreliance on this limited crop, which includes rice, corn and wheat, is damaging the environment and human health, and is putting our global food system at risk of shock. But above all this, it also … Read more
Like many Pacific countries that depend on tourism, Fiji suffered during the peak years of the epidemic. But as tourism booms, another crisis threatens the stability of the island nation – fueled by a growing methamphetamine addiction. Driven by foreign companies that use Fiji as a base of operations in New Zealand and Australia, the … Read more